Hello, the MBBS bond rules can depend on the college, admission quota and UP government rules. If you get a seat in a UP government medical college through All India counselling, please check the bond conditions of the allotted college before taking admission.

Hello, Telangana has separate counselling processes for Category A and Category B seats. The registration page showing the disclaimer for Category A is for the Competent Authority Quota. Category B/Management Quota has a separate registration process. You can check the latest registration details on the official KNRUHS website at knruhs.telangana.gov.in.

Yes. CSAB 2026 Round 1 seat allotment has been released. The official CSAB website currently states that DASA & CSAB Special Round-I Seat Allotment Result 2026 has been declared. If you have registered, log in with your credentials and check Seat Allotment Result. After allotment, carefully follow the instructions regarding

Hey there,

With 321 marks in NEET 2026, a government MBBS seat is generally very difficult for General/OC candidates. Chances may improve significantly for reserved categories or in certain state quotas, depending on domicile and counselling.

Tell me your category, state domicile, and NEET AIR, and I can estimate your

This needs an important distinction. If you are looking for an MBBS seat in a semi-government or private medical college with a budget of only Rs. 1.5 lakh per year, you should not assume that such a seat will be available simply because you belong to the SC category.

Your

Dear Candidate,

If you are allotted an MBBS seat at AGMC Tripura through AIQ, the bond conditions applicable at the time of admission will be mentioned in the official admission brochure and bond agreement. Bond rules vary from state to state and may change from year to year.

For Assam,

Hello, your choice filling for MBBS state counselling depends on your state, category, score, rank and the colleges available in that state. You can generally fill your preferred government and private MBBS colleges in order of preference, starting with the colleges you most want and then adding safer options.